What are the likely impacts of the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill?
Part of BETT UK 2026Presented by Henry Hughes, Chief Technology Officer – Security - Jisc, Iain Brown, Chief Security Architect - Jisc
Thursday 22 January 2026·2:40 pm
The UK government's Cyber Security and Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill (CSRB) aims to make the UK a secure and trusted environment for businesses and public services. For the first time, a broader range of essential services and sectors will fall under regulatory oversight. What does this mean for the Higher Education sector? In this session, Jisc will unpack the proposed regulations, their impact on institutions, and outline areas on which to focus in preparing for these changes, helping you improve resilience.
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